bg
April 1st 06, 05:20 PM
Hi,
I have the dreaded lsass.exe system error on my laptop, I can't get past the
login without a reboot, the normal reboot everytime, etc. I have a recovery
cd and not a full system disc. I have a full copy of another XP cd on
another computer. I have read a bunch of threads and someone is suggesting
copy c:\windows\"service pack files"\i386\lsass.exe
c:\windwows\system32\lsass.exe. I don't seem to have a service pack file on
the laptop when I use an NTFS reader. I am wondering if anyone knows can I
copy lsass.exe from this other disk using the recovery console? I know the
lsass.exe is the local security authentication service, is it a generic file
or specific to each installation? I am trying to avoid a complete reinstall
as I haven't backed up a database which can't be imported in anything else
but a backup file with a new install. The rest of the stuff is fine. I don't
think the recovery disk will give me a second option repair, only the first
with recovery console which doesn't make sense! Also welcome any other
suggestions! But main question, can I use this file if I "expand
d:\i386\lsass.ex_ c:\windows\system32\lsass.exe" in the command prompt in
recovery console using the disk from the other machine? Thanks for your
help.
Wendie
I have the dreaded lsass.exe system error on my laptop, I can't get past the
login without a reboot, the normal reboot everytime, etc. I have a recovery
cd and not a full system disc. I have a full copy of another XP cd on
another computer. I have read a bunch of threads and someone is suggesting
copy c:\windows\"service pack files"\i386\lsass.exe
c:\windwows\system32\lsass.exe. I don't seem to have a service pack file on
the laptop when I use an NTFS reader. I am wondering if anyone knows can I
copy lsass.exe from this other disk using the recovery console? I know the
lsass.exe is the local security authentication service, is it a generic file
or specific to each installation? I am trying to avoid a complete reinstall
as I haven't backed up a database which can't be imported in anything else
but a backup file with a new install. The rest of the stuff is fine. I don't
think the recovery disk will give me a second option repair, only the first
with recovery console which doesn't make sense! Also welcome any other
suggestions! But main question, can I use this file if I "expand
d:\i386\lsass.ex_ c:\windows\system32\lsass.exe" in the command prompt in
recovery console using the disk from the other machine? Thanks for your
help.
Wendie